Difference: WatchGui (4 vs. 5)

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The T-Watch Graphical User Interface and how to add your own applications and settings

Introduction

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One that the hardware is ready the GUI starts up.
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Once that the hardware is ready the GUI starts up.
 
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The GUI is based on the LVGL tile view widget (lv.tileview). The base GUI consists of 8 tiles as a matrix with 4 columns and 2 rows. The upper row is used for applications while the lower row contains a note tile and all the setup functions.
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The GUI is based on the LVGL tile view widget (lv.tileview). The base GUI consists of 8 tiles as a matrix with 4 columns and 2 rows. The upper row is used for applications while the lower row contains a note tile and all the setup functions.
 
  • The upper row:
    • The main tile (position 0,0) comes up when the program is started. In this tile the default application is run
    • 3 tiles are reserved for applications (only the first 2 tiles are used for the moment)
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main_tile.png app_tile_1.png app_tile_2.png
note_tile.png setup_tile_1.png setup_tile_2.png
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 The individual tiles use a style with transparent OPA (opacity) such that the wallpaper on the tile view is visible on all tiles. In addition, a status bar shows the current state of the hardware like
  • WiFi state
  • battery charge
  • step counter
  • BlueTooth state
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On the top of the tiles there is a status bar, which can be hidden when applications are run. The status bar shows the step counter, the battery status and the wifi status.
  -- Uli Raich - 2021-01-28
 
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